Lecture on biblical history at Odessa College today
A Odessa College lecture will explore new discoveries in biblical history and the thrill of uncovering the past. The event promises the pursuit of the greatest archaeological prize and a sense of hope for researchers.
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Odessa College
Auction houses to pay 512 million settle antitrust suit
Christie's will pay 256 million and Sotheby's the remaining 256 million to resolve a federal antitrust case alleging they conspired to inflate commissions since 1992. The suit covered about 120000 buyers and sellers. Christie's CEO Edward Dolman said the firm cooperated with the Justice Department which granted immunity for the cooperation. Sotheby's also pursued an agreement with federal prosecutors.
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New York
Christie’s International
Sotheby’s Holdings Inc
Sotheby’s
Edward J. Dolman
Christie’s
Justice Department
Department
Two Teens Shot Each Other at New Orleans Middle School
In New Orleans at Carter G. Woodson Middle School two 13 and 15 year old students were wounded in a shooting after a 13 year old expelled student allegedly passed a handgun through a fence. The younger boy fired first and was then shot by the older student. The younger boy faces attempted murder charges. Alfred Anderson, accused of supplying the gun, was arrested later.
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New Orleans
Marlon Defillo
Defillo
Alfred Anderson
St. Charles Avenue
Anderson
Crime Stoppers unite to aid Baby Jane Doe case
Crime Stoppers programs in Odessa Midland and Abilene join Howard County sheriff deputies to widen the search for clues in the Baby Jane Doe death. Susan Rogers notes area counties can access reward services and officials seekpublic tips to identify those involved.
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Big Spring — Area
Howard County
Odessa
Midland
Abilene
Susan Rogers
Jane Doe
Bill Jennings
Rick Dorman
Bill Anderson
Babies Boom Across Nation After New Year
Hospitals nationwide report higher birth numbers nine months after New Year’s Eve with big September activity in many areas. In Odessa Texas Dr John Molland notes no spike, August through October remain peak delivery months, while Fort Lauderdale doctors say rising births persist. See boom on Page 3A.
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Mississippi
New York
Permian
Odessa
Sara Howley
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
John Molland
City Council approves medians plan in 3 2 vote
Odessa funds half of a 90000 project to landscape up to five Mission Estates medians. Four on Dorado Drive and one on Mission Boulevard will gain decorative seals grass replacement live oak trees and an irrigation system. Government action underlines spending in an affluent area while housing needs persist.
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Mission Estates
Bill Cleaver
Cleaver
Odessa
City of
Mission Estates Property Owners Association
Dorado Drive
Mission Boulevard
RV owners push to keep voting rights
In Polk County Texas, more than 300 RV owners who spend most of the year on the road demonstrated outside the Polk County Courthouse supporting their right to vote where they are registered. Escapees RV Club members, with about 9,000 registered statewide, say they pay taxes and should vote in Texas.
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Livingston
Polk County
Orrin Nehls
Texas
East
Escapees RV Club
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